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The Nippur Expedition
1993-94 Annual Report
McGuire Gibson
For yet another year, the Nippur Expedition has not been able to resume its work at Nippur. The embargo of Iraq drags on, making the life of ordinary Iraqi people increasingly desperate, and, less importantly, also preventing our return, although the Iraqi Department of Antiquities would welcome us.
We were somewhat alarmed a couple of months ago when a German colleague reported that he had been told of illicit sales of Nippur objects by rug dealers in Diwaniyah, the closest large town to the site. One result of the embargo is a revival of illicit digging at archaeological sites on a scale that has not been seen since the Ottoman period. We hear reports of gunny sacks of cuneiform tablets being offered to antique dealers in Jordan. Much of the digging is being done by people who have lost their normal incomes as a result of the war or the embargo. They sell the objects for very little money to merchants who transfer them to antique dealers in Baghdad for a bit more money. Eventually, the items are smuggled out through Iran or Jordan for sale in the European, American, and Japanese markets. Thousands of newly excavated items are appearing in these markets alongside some of the three thousand antiquities that were looted from Iraq's regional museums during the uprising after the Gulf War. In antique shops in Jordan and London, I was recently shown dozens of cylinder seals, cuneiform tablets, and other objects, including a (probably fake) head of Gudea, the ruler of Lagash. All these objects are stolen and any academic, collector, or museum buying them or aiding in the purchase is engaged in illegal acts, but the market is brisk and one or two of our British colleagues do not hesitate to translate and authenticate the tablets, the cylinder seals, and other objects, leaving their signatures on the papers of authentications with the dealers. Even in Britain, that is called abetting a felony as well as aiding in the violation of the economic boycott on Iraq since these objects are considered to be products from Iraq; you cannot buy even Iraqi dates right now without committing a crime. Usually, the antiquities dealers in Europe and the United States will furnish bogus papers that claim the objects have been outside Iraq (or Syria, Jordan) since the early 1970s. In some countries, that is important since such papers might show that the objects were in Europe or the United States. before the signing of the UNESCO agreement on cultural property. But since it has not been legal to export any antiquity from Iraq since the 1930s, almost all Iraqi items on the market are still more likely than not to be stolen.
A friend in Baghdad has gone to Nippur and has examined the site thoroughly and says that the guard is in place and that there is no evidence of illegal digging. Perhaps someone has found things on the surface and has taken them to Diwaniyah, but more probably the dealers in Diwaniyah, knowing that something from Nippur would fetch a higher price, are selling things from other sites and claiming that they are from Nippur. My friend does report, however, that the expedition house at Nippur, which had not been robbed since the Gulf War, was entered a few months ago and several important pieces of equipment were lost. Among the items were three typewriters, two surveying instruments, an electrical generator, and the kitchen stove and refrigerator. We can replace most things with a lot of trouble and expense, but the surveying instruments are a special case. These are so old that they are antiques, having been bought by James Henry Breasted in the first decade of this century. I am not absolutely sure how they got to Nippur, but I think they were in Egypt until the Abu Simbel project and were returned to Chicago in the late 1960s; they were then taken to Nippur for use there. We were intending to bring them back for deposit as antiquities in the Oriental Institute Museum.
While we hope for a lifting of the embargo on Iraq, and occasionally there seems to be some progress on that front, we carry on our work here in Chicago by writing up the final reports. During the summer of 1994, I will try to finish the volume on Area WG, the operation that was designed to gain information on the shift from the pre-Islamic to the Islamic period at Nippur. It is an important piece of work because there is no really good published sequence showing the archaeological correlates of this critical change in history. I have most parts of the report in manuscript, with only a chapter or two to finish. On other operations, I can report that Augusta McMahon has used material from her dissertation, devoted to Area WF, to write two articles on the Akkadian period and is still revising the entire dissertation for eventual publication in the Oriental Institute Publications series. James A. Armstrong has finished revisions of his volume on the first millennium at Nippur and that volume should appear in print in a year or so. He is spending the summer of 1994 in Ghent, Belgium, putting the final touches on the corpus of second millennium pottery that the Nippur Expedition has been involved in for more than five years. I am happy to note that Armstrong has been appointed to the position of Assistant Curator at the Harvard Semitic Museum. This position will involve him in field work as well as curatorial duties.
During the year, Nippur lost a devoted supporter with the death of Mrs. Carolyn Livingood. I remember vividly my first close contact with her, when she visited Nippur with her husband, Jack, in 1964. Her deeply-felt love of archaeology, her enthusiasm for Near Eastern civilization and for the Oriental Institute, and her advocacy for them were apparent even to a graduate student in his first field season. I know she felt a greater kinship with the ancient Egyptians, but she was able to feel almost as great a fondness for Sumer. She was instrumental in helping to set up the Friends of Nippur and her generosity was constant, even when the expedition could not go to the field. In an age of hype and hypocrisy, she was a genuine and honest friend.
I wish to close on a note of gratitude to all the Friends of Nippur who have continued to contribute to the Nippur project, even in its period of exile. These contributions make it possible to push ahead faster on the publications. It is the reports, after all, that stand as the permanent monuments of archaeological work. Without them, it is pointless to do the digging at all. When we are able to return to Nippur, we will be able to renew our work without so great a backlog of publications.
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Although it mostly works for the last 3 or 4 frets of an acoustic guitar, there is no easy way to install them without this! And with the interchangeable cauls it can be adapted to many other unique situations! Great!!!
I haven't got on well with this. Its one of the only tools I have bought from Stewmac and thought hhhhmmm !!?? Maybe because I learnt to fret with hammer etc. A couple of reasons why: Its over priced for a modified clamp... And its not great at finishing the whole fretboard... Its a good concept though and I liked the idea but it didn't work for me.
I tried it today for the first time to fret a classical neck. I was not able to install a single fret - over the soundboard or on the neck. Went back to my fretting hammer which works fine. I'll be returning this.
The only negative I can say in truth about this Jig is that I did not own it sooner!!!!! She does it all with some creative wooden cauls and jigs. Simple said? A MUST for the shop.
Being able to press frets makes everything a little more predictable. If you see it's not going in exactly the way you want you can stop half way instead of hammering it all the way in. Also, being able to leave it clamped while the glues sets makes for a good solid fret. No more dead frets. If you're on the fence about this product, don't be. It's great.
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Hey, this thing is much better than hammering the fret into submission -- as long as I do my part thoughtfully it will do it's part effectively. You have to have a good strong grip to send the tangs home -- I'm not so young anymore.
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Great for holding the fret down while you glue dries, which is why I bought one of these after buying the fret arbor press. The best bang for your buck. Only thing I would like to see is a grub screw or something to hold the cauls in place to make it easier going from fret to fret.
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Palm Bay Club G46 Siesta Key FL, Heated Pool, Gulf Front, Wi in Siesta Key
- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 4
- pool yes
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- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Palm Bay Club
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$ 2,892 - $ 3,852 / month
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The accolades keep pouring in. Guests and media alike rate the Palm Bay Club as a perfect destination for romantic getaways and family vacations. Treat yourself to an idyllic holiday on Florida's Gulf Coast, at this luxury 4-person condo that is Gulf Side and next to the beach. Just a quick elevator ride downstairs, you're never more than a few moments' walk to the gorgeous sand and warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Siesta Beach has topped Dr. Beach's list of beach beaches for years now, most recently ranking #1 in the country's best beach category. A fantastically wide and long stretch of shore, you can roam its length fifty times over before getting bored. With the country's best sunset on offer each night, there's even more to love. Well-placed in lovely Sarasota, this resort offers perfect beach access for enjoying the sun, hunting for shells and more. Take full advantage of the fantastic facilities available to you: two heated swimming pools, lit tennis courts and a fitness center, plus beachside barbecues and fishing. When hanging out at home, whether as a couple or a family, you'll enjoy our open-plan living areas and ready-to-use kitchen with brand new stainless refridgerator. Google a favorite celebrity chef on the included wireless Internet to pick a great fresh seafood recipe for dinner. All cookware and appliances are provided, and supermarkets are very close. You can even use your laptop poolside - Wi-Fi is now available at both pool areas! A bayside pool and a second beside the tennis courts afford great views and true convenience. Ample chairs and sun beds mean you can arrive whenever you like and always find a great spot. Peace of mind is paramount while on vacation, and the Palm Bay Club offers excellent security on its exclusive premises. Guests consistently rate the resort excellent and its staff earn rave reviews for their helpfulness and friendliness. A glass dining table accommodates whatever you need it to - Dinner? Card games? Margaritas? The living room is a comfortable area that will quickly feel like home. Two sofas offer plenty of seating. Glass coffee tables and side tables offer great function as you gather round to watch TV or a DVD. Within this open-plan living area is a glass-topped dining area and cushioned chairs. Placed on cool tile floors, the entire space is tropical - exactly how a Florida vacation should feel. Located on the 4th floor and facing east is a fully stocked kitchen. All appliances are included, as are those little extras you never realize you'll need: can openers, corkscrews and pots and pans. As master vacation-planner, you rightly earn an extra dose of R&R. You'll find it in your ample master suite, with 2 queen beds and a TV set. Lots of storage in bedside tables, dresser and closet keep things at hand as you come and go from beach to pool to nightlife. Just outside your bedroom door is the unit's bathroom with a full shower/tub combination. Though very welcoming to families with both small children and teenagers, it remains a quiet resort. Nearby Sarasota has great nightlife and dining options, or stick with life's simple pleasures and barbecue near the beach. Gorgeous landscaping invites lots of walking and investigation around the resort areas. Lots of pathways only increase your reasons to enjoy time outside. Enjoy a clean and bright unit at G46, the perfect spot to rest tired heads after perfect Gulf days. The Palm Bay Club Tower is a Gulf Front building and offers all of the amenities of the finest resort hotels in a unique condo environment. This amazing resort includes two Heated Swimming Pools, a Large Custom Hot Tub Overlooking Serene Bay, and a Complimentary Fitness Center. Palm Bay Club's Services & Amenities include: Two Heated Swimming Pools Large Custom Hot Tub Overlooking Serene Bay Complimentary Fitness Center Lighted Tennis Courts Boat Docks Available For Daily Rental of $25 Per Day BBQ Grill Private Beach Complimentary WI-FI
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- Beach Walking
- Beachcombing
- Bicycle
- Biking
- Fishing
- Golf Courses
- Grill
- Hot Tub
- Jet Ski Rental
- Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surfing
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- Tennis
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- Walkway to Ocean
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- 97 miles to Disney World
- 75 miles to Tampa Airport (TPA)
- 85 miles Fort Myers Airport(RSW)
- 10 miles Sarasota Airport(SRQ)
- Baseball Park
- Museums
- Symphony Orchestra
- Theatre
- Siesta Key Florida
activities and attractions in Siesta Key Gulf Coast Central
- Beach
- Kids Games
- Library
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theatre
- Park
- Playground
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
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- Shopping
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- Exceptional Sunsets
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- Near Beach
- On Bay or Sound
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Date: Nightly, Weekly, Monthly
Base: 400, 1695, 2892
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Dec 31, 2014
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Mid Season: 0, 0, 0
Feb 15, 2014
Apr21, 2014
3 Night Min
High Season: 225, 1095, 3852
Jun 15, 2014
Aug 10, 2014
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Plus Additional Fees
*** Plus, cleaning fee is $95, damage waiver fee is $65, amenity/booking fee is 4.95% and tax is 12.5%.
Steve Milo (866) 348-0264
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Top things to do in Siesta Key
- Beach
- Golf
- Pool
- Kayaking
- Sight Seeing
Top things to do on a budget
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- Fishing
- Shelling
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1967 | Amicus | 85′
A number of meteors crashes onto a field belonging to a farm in Cornwall. It's the most curious thing though – usually, meteors don't fly in a V-formation. The UK government thinks the phenomenon requires investigation and decides to send a group of scientists lead by an astronomer with special interest in the discovery of extraterrestrial life, Dr. Curtis Temple (Robert Hutton), to Cornwall.
There is a tiny problem, though: Temple's love for vintage cars (slightly prefiguring the Third Doctor, like some of the film's tone, if you ask me) has resulted in an accident some months ago that left the astronomer with a silver plate in his head, and – at least that's the opinion of his doctor – still too sick to work away from home, even though he'll act as fit as James Bond throughout the movie. We all know about the dangerous wilds of Cornwall, far away from civilization, after all.
So there's nothing to it than to send Temple's colleague and girlfriend, Lee Mason (Jennifer Jayne) to lead the expedition and send all pertinent data up to Temple.
Alas, things at the crash site fastly become problematic. The meteorites contain alien consciousnesses that take over the scientists, break off all contact with the outside world and slowly begin to infiltrate a close-by village too (starting with the local banker, of course, as if that were necessary). Then, the aliens begin to requisition large amounts of building materials and weapons through government channels.
After a time without news, Temple, as well as someone in government, realizes that something's not right at all (an attempt by the aliens to take the astronomer over too but fails thanks to that practical silver plate helps Temple's thought processes there). Temple's investigations in the village and around the crash site turn up curious developments: it's not just that the scientists and the dozens of people they have taken on are obviously not themselves anymore, they have built an underground lair all the better to be able to shoot rockets to the moon. Fortunately, Temple is one of those two-fisted scientists from the 50s, and his astonishing abilities (yeah, I know, he must have survived World War II, but how many astronomers really were astonishing commandos and still were when they hit middle-age?) at fistfighting, shooting, and escaping from cells will be very helpful in thwarting the plans of the aliens and their leader – the Master of the Moon (Michael Gough). Not even a strange alien illness part of the aliens' overcomplicated plan can touch Temple; I suspect the illness is afraid to be infected by Hutton's well-known right-wing real life opinions about everything.
Now this, ladies and gentlemen, is how you make a 50s alien invasion movie in 1967. This time around, much-kicked Hammer rivals Amicus are throwing their shoestring budget at that old stalwart of British cinema, the alien invasion movie with the American no-name actor in the lead role. One suspects Quatermass and the Pit might have had something to do with that decision, though They Came counters the complexity and intelligence of the Quatermass approach to SF with a tale of a properly dumb alien invasion with a badly delivered 60s peace and love twist at the end that wants me to believe that the two-fisted American scientist whose adventures we have witnessed up to the point is willing to shake hands with aliens who wanted to kill him or make him their slave because they say they now think better of it – twice. Let's not even talk about these aliens' idea of secrecy (or the idea of the film's UK government about how a quarantine works; hint: generally, letting people come and go as they please isn't a part of it).
This may sound as if I were rather dissatisfied with They Came, but nothing could be further from the truth. The alien invasion plot may be dumb, it is however dumb in the most delightful manner, easily convincing me that I may not live in a world where this sort of plan would sound logical, but I really rather would. Not only are the aliens' plans and the film's hero – who reminds me of a more conservative version of one of these non-professional Eurospy movie protagonists – a delightfully groovy age version of 50s traditions (a total improvement on the model, obviously), the way to thwart them is just as beautifully insane, seeing as it consists of knocking one's possessed girlfriend out, kidnapping her, and using her as a test object while working on a (of course very silly looking) anti-alien-possession helmet, even sillier alien detection goggles and alien re-possession methods with a friendly scientist (Zia Mohyeddin) who just happens to live somewhere in the country close-by, owns many silver trophies and utilities to melt metal. In an especially pleasant development that helpful man is a Pakistani Englishman, not a joke, doesn't have to die to prove how evil the bad guys are, and will turn out to be save-the-day-competent. Given his role, and how competent Lee is allowed to be once she's not under alien control anymore, it's pretty obvious this is a film that may love to indulge in silliness for silliness' sake but that also has a clear idea of which parts of his 50s models just don't cut it anymore in 1967.
When people – though too few of them do – talk about They Came's special effects, they unfailingly mention their quality to be comparable to contemporary Doctor Who (this was the time of the Second Doctor Patrick Troughton, if you're not quite up on important historical dates). That's an old chestnut when talking about British SF cinema, yet in this case it is indeed true. Consequently, the effects' execution has more than just a whiff of cardboard and spit, but it also shares the other, more important part of the Doctor's legacy, a decidedly British visual imagination that makes up for the unavoidable cheapness and threadbareness. My favourite set piece is the yellow and black striped elevator that sits right inside a typical British country home, exemplifying at once the loving absurdity and the Britishness (for wont of a better word) of the film's production design. It's the mix of the local and the strange that gets me every time.
What the Doctor generally didn't have at the time (though the show did have some good ones) were directors quite like They Came's Freddie Francis. Francis, veteran that he was, was someone seemingly unable to not put real effort even into his cheapest and silliest films, and he works his magic here too, milking every possibility to turn the cheap yet creative sets and the landscape of the locations into a cheap pop art dream that feels saturated with colours even when the surroundings are rather brown more often than not, and that builds visual interest even from the smallest thing.
The movie's pop art feel is even further strengthened by James Stevens's score that belongs to the jazzy swinging kind you often find in Eurospy movies, though it has a peculiar habit to just fall into an unending series of drum rolls when Hutton punches people in the face.
The cheap pop art feel of, well, everything about They Came From Beyond Space is sign of a film made to treat the old-fashioned tropes of the 50s alien invasion movie with the sensibilities that produced the Eurospy movie. In a wonderful turn of event, Francis's movie actually succeeds at that mission, for words like "groovy" and "awesome" come to my mind quite naturally when I think about it.
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Tony Award-winning stage, film, and television actress best known for her role as crime solver Jessica Fletcher on television's Murder, She Wrote (1984–96). She has had great success with children's movies, including her roles as Disney's Eglantine Price in Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) and Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast (1991). She has also been lauded in such musicals as Mame (1966), Gypsy (1975) and Sweeney Todd (1979). Her films include Gaslight (1944), The Manchurian Candidate (1962), and The Pirates of Penzance (1983).
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Sparta native's legacy funds nursing scholarships at Tennessee TechAlthough she never attended college herself, Anna Scott Brown wanted to make sure others could. A lifelong Sparta resident who died in 1995, Brown left behind a $22,000 bequest for nursing scholarships for Tennessee Technological University.
Born in rural White County in 1905, Brown left White County High School in her junior year to get married. She had a love for the health care profession and designated in her will that 25 percent of her cash holdings be used to establish scholarships for Tennessee Tech's School of Nursing.
Brown and her husband, Arthur (known to many as A.D.), established Modern Dry Cleaners in Sparta and ran it until they retired together in 1965. While they planned to spend their retirement raising cattle on their family farm, they began breeding Airedale Terriers as a hobby. That hobby later turned into a thriving business of its own, Stonehead Kennels, with sales all over the world. After A.D. died in the 1970s, Anna continued to operate Stonehead Kennels until the 1980s.
"This is an excellent example of how a donor's planned gift can benefit our students," says Tiff Rector, director of planned giving and corporation and foundation giving for Tennessee Tech.
"It might not have been possible for Mrs. Brown to make this size of gift outright. Through her will, though, Mrs. Brown was able to make a wonderful contribution that will help generations of students to come," he added.


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That's why this week we felt fortunate when Pure Food Fish Market, based out of Seattle's world-famous Pike Place Market, provided us with 8 pounds of delicious salmon to create this week's recipe. What did we come up with?
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Grilled Salmon with Corn and Zucchini Salad (pictured above)
This meal is all about keeping things fresh and simple. The salmon is simply grilled with lemon juice, salt, and pepper, and the corn and zucchini salad makes the most of late summer's bounty.
For the salmon:
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 pounds salmon fillets
Salt and pepper, to taste
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 lemon, sliced thinly
For the corn and zucchini salad:
4 ears corn, husked and silk removed
2 medium-sized zucchini, diced finely
Salt and pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon chopped mint
For the salmon:
Preheat an outdoor grill or cast-iron grill pan on high heat. Brush with 1 tablespoon of the oil to prevent the salmon from sticking.
Coat the salmon on both sides with the remaining oil and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Place the salmon on the grill skin side down and cook for about 3 minutes. Carefully flip the fish and continue cooking on the other side. Place the lemon slices on top of the fillet and squeeze some of the lemon juice over the top of the fish. Continue cooking until the desired doneness is reached (I like my salmon a bit rare in the middle). Remove from the heat, top with more lemon juice, to taste, and serve immediately.
For the corn and zucchini salad:
Using a sharp knife, remove the corn kernels from the ears. Set aside.
Put the zucchini in a colander with a little salt to drain off excess water.
Heat a large pan over medium-high heat and melt the butter. Add the corn kernels and cook until softened, about 4 minutes. Pat the zucchini dry and add to the pan, stirring to incorporate. Cook until tender, about 3 minutes. Add the mint, season with salt and pepper, to taste, and stir to combine.
Remove from the heat and serve immediately. This salad can also be served at room temperature or even cold.
Recipe Details
Servings: 4
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Foil-Baked Salmon with Mango, Chile, and Lime
At the end of a long workday, my favorite kind of recipe to make is one that requires minimal attention and prep. This salmon recipe is one such example. I let a side of quinoa simmer away while this was in the oven, and if you like, you can make some salad as the salmon cooks, too. Getting dinner on the table easily is all about multitasking.
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Black Pepper and Sea Salt Salmon
Growing up, seafood was best made with as little as possible. The importance was always to taste the fish itself, rather than the sauce you drowned it in. I still abide by this philosophy in my kitchen, extending it from seafood to meat to produce. This recipe uses simple ingredients to enhance the natural flavors of the fish and packs in a lot of kick from the pepper. (I served it with a cold pasta salad, made with rotini pasta, a little bit of olive oil, crumbled feta cheese, and cannellini beans.)
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Lightly Smoked Salmon
OK, this salmon isn't really lightly smoked (there's not even wood chips involved in this recipe), but doesn't it just bother you when someone says grilled salmon and it really was sitting on top of a piece of aluminum foil? Maybe it's just me, but I hope you don't hold it against me for using the term here, because in essence, that's what happened to this salmon. The open flames of the grill may not have touched the salmon directly, but they created enough smoke to slowly and tenderly cook the fillet so that it turns out moist and flavorful.
Click here to see the Lightly Smoked Salmon Recipe.
-Will Budiaman, The Daily Meal
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Paul Horton picked the perfect day to notch his highest Championship score since early June of last year to help Lancashire to a confidence boosting three-day victory over bottom side Worcestershire at Old Trafford today.
The 26 year-old opener recorded a patient 77 off 170 balls, with ten fours included, to help the Red Rose chase down 264 for the loss of just three wickets.
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The 17 points for the win keeps the hosts in the hunt in terms of the LV Division One title race, but defeat would have put them in danger of another relegation fight. Worcestershire have still not won a game all season, and remain rooted to the foot of the table.
Horton was helped along by Mark Chilton's 45 off 142 balls, and the pair shared 109 for the second wicket after the early loss of Mal Loye. VVS Laxman later hit an unbeaten 64 off 93 balls, and Steven Croft 40 not out off 81. They shared an unbroken 91 for the fourth wicket.
"This was very important because the last three games didn't go to plan. It's good to have a win under your belt, and have a positive frame of mind for Birmingham," said Laxman, who is already looking forward to Warwickshire at Edgbaston on Wednesday.
"The pace was set very well by Horts and Mal. The way both of them batted gave a lot of confidence to the boys. We talked a lot about partnerships. We had one big hundred run partnership, and it was good that everybody contributed."
Loye was trapped lbw by Matt Mason in the fourth over of the day, the 17th of the innings, for 17 to leave the score at 42-1. The Red Rose had added just two more to their overnight score. But Horton and Chilton dampened the threat posed by Mason, who had eight wickets in the match to his name, and picked off the runs from new ball partner Ashley Noffke in particular. The Red Rose went into lunch at 99-1, and needed another 165 to win in five available sessions.
Horton reached his third Championship fifty of the season with a back foot punched boundary, the milestone coming up off 121 balls with six boundaries. The pitch seemed to have slowed up during the day, and the swing present during the first two days died down. The pair recorded their hundred partnership in the 56th over, and Worcester captain Vikram Solanki was running out of options. But he was at least given a glimmer by off-spinner Gareth Batty in the next over when he removed Horton caught by Daryl Mitchell at first slip. It left Lancashire at 151-2. And the England one-day man gave the Pears further hope five overs later when Chilton lunged forward and looped a catch to Ben Smith at short-leg.
Rain later forced the umpires to call an early tea with Lancashire at 184-3, and needing another 80 for the win. Laxman had reached 23 at this stage, and later confirmed his first four-day fifty of his second spell with the county off 72 balls with five fours. He later added one more with Croft's aggressive effort for company.
Lancashire remain fourth in the table ahead of Wednesday's trip to Edgbaston: "Our aim is definitely to win the Championship. We have got eight or nine games to go, and we have got to take each game as it comes," added Laxman.
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"Chilly and Paul both played well with a hundred partnership, which is the benchmark you look for in four-day cricket. That gave us a great platform. Laxman and Crofty played their own game, and we didn't feel under too much pressure in the dressing room."
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